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Sitting on a hill of daisies, gazing down on the road below
what do you see? Yellow house with white trim seems to hover in the distance shrouded in mist. You seem so at peace here, why do I feel such melancholy? Long hair blowing gently in the unseen wind, pale lips unkissed. Melancholy, or fear? In subtle disguise. Unfooled by your innocence or soft aura. No. It's not fear that draws me here nightly, but your silent allure. And ghostly smile, beatific as that of Botticelli's faded Flora. And though when I reach for you I touch only emptiness my passions endure. At least for another day. I know I'll be with you again ere tomorrow. And when I next join you for our silent vigil I know what I'll see. That we are, each of us, essentially forever alone with ourselves, to our sorrow. No matter this time shared on a hillside overlooking eternity.
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